Yarden Bibas embraced his father and sister on Saturday after 484 days in Hamas captivity, but his wife Shiri and their two young sons remain missing. Bibas was abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7,

Israeli hostages Ofer Kalderon and Yarden Bibas were back on home soil after they were handed over by Palestinian militias in the south of the enclave earlier on Saturday after 484 days in captivity in the Gaza Strip.

As the deal progresses, and Netanyahu readies for crucial talks with Trump, Israel's twin war goals -- bringing home all the hostages and removing Hamas from power in Gaza -- remain as hard to reconci

The status of the three members of the Bibas family who are still in captivity remains unknown, and Israel has been pressing for answers on their condition.

Released Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas hugged his father and sister for the first time after 484 days in Hamas captivity on Saturday (February 1), as he arrived at an Israeli army facility. Bibas is the father of the two youngest hostages,

Relatives of the Bibas family on Friday said they face “very complex days” — with Yarden, 35, set to be released by Hamas on Saturday, but his wife Shiri, 34, and their sons Ariel, 5, and Kfir, 2, still held hostage in Gaza.

Emotional moment hostage Yarden Bibas held by Hamas reunites with sister and parents. Bibas is the father of the two youngest hostages, Kfir, only 9 months old when he was kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023, and Ariel,